now we're up to 20's and lance corporal 30s but that is is -- and low 30s but that is setting the stage for snow showers. this is an arctic front producing snow showers down towards knoxville and asheville. get teeth roanoke area now. it looks -- getting to the roanoke area, it looks like this is the mountains. this will be here in a few hours. 4-8:00 p.m. will be the critical time for the general range from north to east. slick spots will develop and the arctic blast follows. here is the futurecast for the afternoon. we have the snow showers, we'll still be in the low 30s here. this approaches though, washington 5:36, really frshgs fredrick to fredericksburg. charles county, heavy snow showers coming through. this will pass dc towards 7-8:00 p.m. and head over to the eastern shore and southern saint mary's county by nine and then we get really cold. 20 to 30 below by friday morning. the day planner clouds are thickening up. heavy snow showers around six and we'll be in the 20's by nine on our way into the single digits and low teens for overnight low windshields. i'll have more in just

so i have a son who's a lance corporal in the marine corps. and he's making a little bit of money now, and he came to me on his last leave and said, dad, what do you know about ford f-250s? i say i don't know much but i know you can't afford one. but a lot of kids are making those decisions. they're going ahead and buying that expensive vehicle so that they don't have the money necessary later on. we want to have a robust, as i said before financial training system, so they understand the value of money. they understand the value of money later in their careers so when they hit the 12-year mark. and they're making that decision, do i want to stay in and continue on, or do i want to go off the money is there to make a good financial decision for them. so to try to reduce the impact of maybe a bent promise we want to empower the service member with the ability to make good financial decisions to kind of reduce some of that. >> i would only add also the specific thing you said sir, about somebody who served 20 and is retired is grandfathered into

so i have a son who is a lance corporal in the marine corps, and he's making a little bit of money and he came to me on his last leave and said dad, what do you know about ford f-250s? i said, i don't know much, but i know you can't afford one. but a lot of kids are making those decisions. they're going ahead and buying that expensive vehicle so they don't have the money necessary later on. we want to have a robust as i said before, financial training system so they understand the value of money they understand the value of money later in their careers so when they hit the 12-year mark and they are making that decision do i want to stay in and continue on or do i want to go off, the money is there to make a good financial decision for them. so to try to reduce the impact of maybe a bent promise, we want to empower the service member with the ability to make good financial decisions to kind of reduce some of that. >> i would only add also that the specific thing you said, sir, about somebody who served 20 and is retired is grandfathered in the current system. they will not be part of th

so i have a son whose a lance corporal in the marine corps. he's making a little money now and came to me on his last leave and said dad what do you know about ford f-250s? i said i don't know much but i know you can't afford one. but a lot of kipds aren't making those decisions. they are going ahead and buying that expensive vehicle so they don't have the money necessary later on. we want to have a robust as i said before financial training system so they understand the value of money, they understand the value of money later in their careers. so when they hit the 12 year mark and they are making that decision, do i want to stay in and continue on or do i want to go off -- the money is there to make a good financial for them. so to try to reduce the impact of maybe a bent promise, we want to empower the service member with the ability to make good financial decisions to kind of reduce some of that. >> i would only add also that the specific thing you said sir, about somebody who's served 20 and is retired is grandfathered in the current syste

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